The person who received the two people was the son of the Earl of Lomelon.

The boy with brown hair and black eyes showed a polite smile:

"Welcome Miss Enid and Vice-Captain Gore of the Knights."

Enid smiled with a similar meaning:

"The Earl of Lomelon is an admirable gentleman. I have always wanted to meet him. By the way, you must be the famous Lord Bain."

Baine Lomelon replied:

"Yes, it's me, but I'm nothing compared to Miss Enid White Pendragon."

Bain led the two of them toward the depths of the building.

Enid looked at Bain's back, he himself was very humble.

But Enid disagreed. After learning all kinds of knowledge, including noble equestrianism, etiquette, and mathematics, he could still become an official knight at the age of sixteen.

This is genius.

Enid became a heroic knight at the age of twenty, and this was due to her bloodline. If she was not a true child of destiny, it would be difficult to reach the third level that symbolizes extraordinaryness just through knight training.

As for the army, except for a few core troops that have undergone a blood exchange ceremony, most of the members are at the level of formal knights. Of course, the difference in strength between them may also be very large. Among them, the best knight's three swords can

Kill the mainstay of this class.

Of course, it is a small probability event for a person who has reached this level but has not yet undergone the blood exchange ceremony and awakening ceremony.

At this age, with so many things to learn, Bain can still reach the level of a formal knight. If he trains as a knight with all his strength, he is likely to surpass Enid before he is twenty years old.

Of course, this is without considering bloodline.

Even if she didn't get the "inheritance" from George, with the blood in her body, she could easily reach the level of Justice Knight (5) before her prime. And those "geniuses", if they failed to inherit the excellent blood, would probably stop at

An honorary knight, and even a heroic knight for the rest of his life (3).

However, as the son of an earl, it is not difficult for Bain to inherit an excellent bloodline. With his talent, he is likely to become a knight of justice before the age of fifty.

Then he will have a hard time moving forward for about twenty years, and once he passes the age of seventy, his strength and skills will begin to slowly decline.

At this time, he will look for the next successor to pass on the bloodline and strength. Although the old knights will lose about 30% or even more of their combat capabilities, their lifespan will actually be increased as a result.

Because the power of blood is a burden to most non-original blood knights.

The desire for longevity will also drive them to find successors. There is no need to worry that the old knights are unwilling to give up their bloodline. However, even so, there will be many accidents that will cause the bloodline to disappear, such as the knight being killed in a foreign country, encountering someone

Some bloodthirsty monsters and so on.

Therefore, the wizards will re-create new blood from various places to provide to the knights. Some of them come from monsters, some from greater creatures, and some from humans with inhuman blood in their bodies - original blood.

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Enid had her blood drawn frequently when she was a child.

Enid was originally a original blood knight, and did not need to go through the blood exchange ceremony. She only needed to use the awakening ceremony, and the bloodline had already been integrated with them, so there was no burden, and they would not and could not use it.

One's own bloodline is passed on to outsiders, but the bloodline is inherited through childbirth.

But what Enid didn't know was that while she was observing Bain, Bain was also "looking" at him.

To be precise, Bain was receiving the information brought to him by the Eye of Wisdom.

Lamont made him different.

The most important thing is that you can see things more clearly.

Lamont "told" him a lot of information. For example, this young lady named Enid was one of the centers of Wharton's current storm.

There are four people at the core of the storm, namely Arthur, Vortigern, Protector Black Dragon, and George. Among them, Arthur is the most important and George is the least important.

If Lamont hadn't told him this, he would have thought that two of the four people were dead and one was just a creature from beautiful legends.

But now he sees it.

And Enid is the person in the second echelon after the four core members.

As far as he knew, it was unlikely that Miss Enid would have a happy ending.

This also caused him to look at her with a little more pity.

Because her life was so bad, her birth was nothing more than a plan. To put it bluntly, Bain thought it could even be described as a conspiracy.

What happened to her after she was born was also very sad.

Lies are her palace, loneliness is her cradle.

After the father saw everything clearly, he was unwilling to be manipulated by his fate and betrayed their family.

Her mother deliberately controlled her emotions in front of her, allowing her to spend her childhood in indifference.

But in such a deformed soil, she still thrived. Not only that, she became a pretty good person, with only some minor problems accompanying her.

But she had just gone through countless pains and was about to overcome the dark side of her life.

Hell is coming.

Her life will end soon.

Died alone in his bedroom.

Become the carrier of Vortigern's resurrection.

He was beheaded in the square.

Become a piece of meat in the black dragon's mouth.

After the fall, he surrendered to Vortigern, killed his parents, and was killed by George.

Lose all emotions and become a walking zombie that can be harmed by others.

Basically, these are the more likely outcomes.

The possibility of victory or defeat between King Arthur and Vortigern is not very clear, and the outcome is difficult to see, but the odds between the two may be 50-50, or 60-40.

And Enid's okay ending, in her tragic ending, is like the moon being chased by the stars.

But she doesn't know that the moon is just a small planet, and the stars are all great stars.

Ron opened the door.

In the spacious hall, a middle-aged man with a gloomy face sat on the main seat.

He lowered his eyebrows, trying hard to hide his impatience, and forced himself to look insincere and enthusiastic.

Enid leads the way:

"Nice to meet you, Mr. Count Lomelan."

Earl Lomelon did not answer immediately, but looked at Bain and scolded:

"Why are you still standing here? Do you want me to pour you a drink?"

Bain bowed slightly with a normal expression, then turned around and went out without saying a word.

Enid said to Lomelon:

"I've always heard that you like black dragons very much?"

Earl Lomelon straightened his body and his expression became more serious:

"No no no...
Chapter completed!